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Man charged with mailing powder to officials ahead of election, including in Louisiana
Federal election observers visit Lafayette polls looking for voter intimidation, ADA compliance
Louisiana Sixth Congressional District Election Results
Letters: Kudos to opinion page staff for a lively dialogue
Voting concludes Tuesday to select Louisiana’s next U.S. Senator, after two-term incumbent Sen. Bill Cassidy failed to secure renomination in May. Cassidy, who has criticized President Trump and not always voted in lockstep with the president’s agenda, came in third in the first round of the GOP primary, securing a little less than 25 percent…
Kamala Harris will endorse Louisiana Democratic Senate candidate Jamie Davis this evening. In a social-media post the former vice president says Davis, a farmer, is “a fighter” who “will go to Washington D.
Taking photos with your ballot, known as "ballot selfies," is illegal in Louisiana, with signs at polling locations warning voters against the practice.
If reading Louisiana ballot measures makes you feel like you need to go back to school, join the club. The big picture: Louisiana's constitutional amendments on this election cycle's ballots require at least a 9th-grade reading level, according to a Ballotpedia analysis. By the numbers: The state's amendments average a 16th-grade reading level — theoretically the same as a bachelor's degree. That's a readability score, not an education...
Rep. Letlow to Newsmax: La.'s Midterm Election Is 'Socialism Vs. Freedom'
Some say Louisiana’s constitution has become bloated with small-detail amendments. Maybe true, columnist Quin Hillyer says, but these two on the Nov. 3 ballot are common sense, and worth your vote anyway.
Senate candidate Julia Letlow tethered her campaign to President Donald Trump, but how the unexpectedly close race ends will also reflect Gov. Jeff Landry’s political might as he prepares to seek a second term,
The central part of the US, and the South, including southeastern Texas, Louisiana and Alabama, could see a wet Election Day on Tuesday, Nov. 3.
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